Dark Eldar

Wenger Plains (325621), like most plains. Loki and Benjamin continued on. After crossing a high mountain, they arrived at a new map.

"Brother Loki, have you been here before?" Benjamin asked breathlessly.

"Hmm, I've been here before. You can check the map again if you don't believe me. There's a 'FB' up ahead in the vortex shape, called 'Disappointment Swamp,' I think. Shall we go in and have some fun? See if we find anything new?" Loki said casually.

"Great! I was just looking to stretch my muscles! I don't do much natural Facebook stuff. It always feels so special!" Benjamin said cheerfully.

There was no one at the entrance to "Disappointment Swamp." A moss-covered stone tablet bore the warning: "No entry for levels below 50!"

Once inside the dungeon, Benjamin charged in aggressively! He completely disregarded the yellow "elite monster" at the entrance. That was a level 57 water snake!

"Watch out! Ben!" Loki shouted!

Loki understood Benjamin's "impulsiveness," but he thought it best to be cautious, especially since there was no treatment available...

Benjamin continues his rampage, completely disregarding the feelings of the "elite monsters." (Note: Elite monsters have 20 times the defense of regular monsters, and their attack power is also significantly increased, around 8 times. Don't underestimate them; a group of them can be troublesome! Elite monsters in the dungeon have extremely high aggro. They live in a secluded paradise, cut off from the outside world. They suffer from severe repression! They are extremely irritable, enraged, and impossible to communicate with; only brute force will suffice! In all dungeons in this "otherworld," there is no "rescue" mode; slaughter is the primary method. A "leveling paradise" for intermediate heroes! A five-player "dungeon.")

Loki followed behind, fearing that if his junior brother were to fail and "die" in the "Swamp of Disappointment," it would become a laughingstock.

Benjamin's skills primarily consisted of "Arcane Charge" and "Arcane Explosion," all area-of-effect attacks. The ground was littered with numerous dropped items, but Benjamin only picked up the money; he didn't want to dirty his backpack. Items like "Snake Gallbladders," "Swamp Sediment," and "Broken Weapons" would fetch high prices in the otherworldly auction house (the location was remote, and the travel costs were too high), but Benjamin didn't take them. Loki, on the other hand, collected them one by one. Finally, he used the artifact "Hammer of the Creator" to quickly synthesize and extract "Essence of Life" (blue), a treasure at the auction house, worth 50 gold each. Loki's synthesized items were of higher purity and commanded higher prices!

Loki would not easily sell any items made from artifacts. He didn't want to become "that kind of person."

"Keep up, Loki! We're almost at the first boss, watch me take him down!" Benjamin was incredibly excited! In this other world, it was practically impossible to play in dungeons. Heroes weren't allowed to freely enter other "casual" dungeons. There were specially designated "military stone monsters" (1100) for training skills and leveling up. Benjamin was already fed up with that. Today, he was fighting these "elite monsters" at a fast pace, almost frantically.

"Who are you? How dare you trespass into my kingdom!" The first boss appeared. "Nair the Serpent King," level 65, wielded a large spear. He was furious upon seeing the human Benjamin VI and wanted to kill him instantly.

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"You think you can beat me!" Benjamin yelled.

Loki stood aside, leisurely watching. He knew he didn't need to get involved. This low-level FB was far too "idiotic" for Loki and Benjamin.

"Thump!" After a dozen or so rounds, the giant serpent monster collapsed, dropping his weapon, "Disappointing Spear" (blue, slightly superior quality, attributes omitted).

"Wow, as far as I know, this spear isn't easy to get! Some heroes have tried to get it more than ten times and still can't get it. I didn't expect you to get it on your first try. Congratulations!" Loki said, pretending to clap his hands.

"Let's go, let's go to Boss #2!" Benjamin didn't pick up the item; he really wasn't interested in his weapon. He just wanted to defeat it for fun.

"Is anyone there? Please help me! Kind person..."

A faint cry for help came from afar.

"Loki, did you hear that?" Benjamin asked.

"Yes, it's coming from that direction." Loki pointed to the area behind the Serpent King's throne.

Benjamin quickly teleported over to investigate. Loki followed.

"Please, please save me. Kind person. I've been captured by the Great Serpent King Nair." It turned out to be a beastman child.

"......"

Loki instinctively became more alert and switched to combat mode.

"Are you a resident of this area?" Loki asked, crouching down.

"Brother, shall we open the cage first?"

"OK."

"Thank you, big brothers!" the child said politely. He was dressed in tattered clothes and looked very pitiful.

"Here, wash your hands first, then have some bread!" Loki said, handing him a glass of water and a loaf of bread. He helped him wash his hands first.

The orc child only rinsed his hands briefly, and Loki patiently poured water, gesturing for him to wash them more thoroughly before eating.

The child took the bread and wolfed it down.

"Little brother, eat slowly, I still have more!" Benjamin said with a smile.

"Hey kid, do you live outside of FB?" Loki asked warily. Based on his knowledge and experience, "Dungeons generally don't have rescue or escort missions. Could it be...?" Loki wasn't sure if things had changed drastically. "Order is complex, unpredictable," Loki thought. He still held order in awe and dared not offend it.

"Come on, let's escort you out and go home!" Benjamin said, picking him up in his arms.

"Okay, thank you, brother. I'll go with you. I haven't showered in months..."

Benjamin let him go.

Loki, holding the child's hand, walked with Benjamin towards the "FB" gate. The second and third bosses that followed were clearly far less important than helping the child find his family!